512: The Selena Experience hits South Milwaukee Saturday night, complete with authentic 90s costumes and a Chicago Bulls résumé.

MacBeth & Cheese brings Agatha Christie's classic whodunit to the Firehouse Cultural Center this October, with a director calling it a joy to stage.

San Diego's only city-run black-box theater is back with a new lobby, greenroom, and dressing rooms after a year-long renovation.

A 70-minute piece performed largely in the dark headlines the Gardner Museum's fall lineup, which runs through November 22.

NYFF64 spans all five boroughs through October 12, with Ava DuVernay's 14th closing the fest ahead of its Netflix debut.

Teens’ films were selected for a New York festival, and they toured NYU Tisch and AMC Global Media.

On The Levee hosts a free showcase Oct. 2-3 where every dollar from art sales goes straight to the women who made it.

Tickets to the October 8 talk include a copy of Ripert's new book and a library foundation donation.

A curio cabinet on the third floor now holds a whole miniature museum, underwear and all; the installation opened Friday in Beatnik Bobs.

The museum may relocate its blacksmith shop and firehouse as it plans beyond the 1800s pioneer story.

Each seven-inch door took roughly 50 to 60 hours to build, and this South Downtown batch is artist Karen Anderson Singer's biggest drop yet.

The Bryan Museum's new exhibit revives a forgotten migration that sent thousands of families into the Texas interior.

The 1921 landmark now anchors a new park on donated land where a McDonald's once stood along Lakeshore Boulevard.